Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 29, 2016 at 08:24:24 from (50.33.246.137):
In Reply to: Taking credit cards posted by Mtractor on April 28, 2016 at 19:01:05:
Once again, if you read the responses, it is easy to see where the decline in this country starts from. APATHY. When you take credit cards you agree to a couple different things from the start. One is that every single sale that is transacted, a bank somewhere gets paid. The same banks that pay you no return on your savings along with a host of other evils. Second, you get to live with the fact that every transaction is available to your government for whatever reason they feel they need it. Those are the two big ones for me. I'll leave the social and economic reasons to others. What I see and hear...again...is people saying "it is the future" or "it is the way the country is going". Yup. Darn right! Roll over and bite the pillow. Not like we should have any say in the matters that affect our lives.
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